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Richmond, VA, USA
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1/26/2012 3:25am
Theres a big party down in Stafford Friday night
We'll suppy the beer you bring the liquor
(Non- alcoholic drinks are available for those under 21)
Party Friday night, Ride all day saturday.
Its a nice track, and its totally free!
Check out our site for information,
SHANTYTOWNMAFIA.COM
Remember, if you drink, have someone to take your ass home
Directions to the track are on the site.
We'll suppy the beer you bring the liquor
(Non- alcoholic drinks are available for those under 21)
Party Friday night, Ride all day saturday.
Its a nice track, and its totally free!
Check out our site for information,
SHANTYTOWNMAFIA.COM
Remember, if you drink, have someone to take your ass home
Directions to the track are on the site.
JLaw can't even do that.
Your welcome to come.
You guys deserve all this crap and more....buncha pussies
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Teenagers, booze, motorcycles. What could go wrong?
Most of our racing team is made up of teenagers.
And if your parents allow you to drink, you can.
No catching things on fire though. thats not good.
Our track also got a facelift so theres a new sprinkler system and
A new pond.
Our last party was a big success
And everyones been waiting for the next one,
It not ALL teens, remember these teenagers do have parents, and most of them do attend the party
These parents know how to hang though
We shoud have a band performing friday night
So all riding stops when the band is playing.
There are also a few trails you can ride and the owners of the land would be happy to show you the way down to the river
All protective gear must be worn when riding.
There is NO Passanger riding in the pits.
One person per bike.
Good Luck with all that...
Minors, Alcohol and Virginia Law
DID YOU KNOW...?
Alcohol is the most frequently abused drug.
A minor is anyone under 21 years old with respect to beer, wine or liquor.
IT IS A CRIME IN VIRGINIA FOR...
Minors to purchase or possess alcoholic beverages.
Parents or other adults to contribute to the delinquency of a minor in connection with the purchase or use of alcoholic beverages.
Anyone (minors, parents or other adults) to...
Purchase alcoholic beverages for minors.
Sell alcoholic beverages to minors.
Drink alcoholic beverages in a public place (i.e., street or parking lot).
Sell alcoholic beverages without a license to minors or adults, in a home or any other unlicenced place.
Possess a false identification card or birth certificate.
Operate a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or a self-administered drug.
THE PENALTIES CAN BE...
A fine up to $1,000.
A jail sentence of up to one year.
A required bond of up to $1,000.
USE AND LOSE...
A new “use and lose��? law, which took effect in Virginia on July 1, 1989, will significantly affect a teenager’s privilege to drive a car, whether or not you now have a driver's license. Here is what it means:
Age 17 or younger: if a judge finds you guilty of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, you lose your driver’s license, or your ability to get one, for one year or until age 17, whichever is longer. If this happens again, you lose your license for another year or until age 18, whichever is longer.
Ages 16-17: If a judge finds you guilty of buying or possessing alcohol, you lose your driver’s license, or your ability to apply for one, for six months.
Ages 13-15: If a judge finds you guilty of buying or possessing alcohol, you cannot apply for a driver’s license until age 161/2.
WHAT’S MORE...
Alcohol possessed by minors is deemed to be contraband and may be confiscated by the state.
If personal injury, property damage or death occurs as a result of the illegal use of alcohol by minors, parents and other adults involved could face a costly court action.
The cost and availability of automobile liability insurance also may be affected by alcohol-related negligence or misconduct.
Many localities have curfews that apply to minors in public places at certain hours. Parents should be aware of their local restrictions.
Virginia State Bar
Eighth & Main Building
707 East Main Street, Suite 1500
Richmond, VA 23219-2800
(804) 775-0500
For assistance in finding a lawyer, contact the
VIRGINIA LAWYER REFERRAL SERVICE
1 (800) 552-7977 (Statewide)
(804) 775-0808 (Richmond, VA)
(804) 775-0502 (Voice/TDD)
Im not letting my kids drink,
I dont even have kids
What other parents let their kids do has nothing to do with me
Oh, yeah. There's a lawyer referral service listed at the bottom. Sounds as if you might need it.
You have kids? Scary.
And no thanks, we dont need it.
Its not like we go around promoting drugs and drunk driving or something
Im just saying, there are people who let their children drink.
And who am I to tell them they cant.
If this is your property, then it is very much your business (and liability) if minors are permitted to drink. Again, make sure you jot down that lawyer referral!
GuyB, please click this idiot.
Pit Row
And idk.. Maybe they do marry eachother..
I havent really had the intuition to see if I can marry my cousin
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